2pm-3.30pm – OPENING KEYNOTE Chair: John Donlon QPM FSI
Regional Minister, Lombardia Regional Government*
Commissioner, Security Union, European Commission*
Italian Critical Infrastructures Secretariat – Presidency of the Council of Ministers
Roberto Baldoni, Deputy Director of the Department for Security Information (DIS), Italian Cybersecurity Agency
Fernando J. Sánchez Gómez, Director, Centro Nacional de Protección de Infraestructuras y Ciberseguridad (CNPIC), Spain
Brian Harrell, Assistant Director, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, DHS, USA
3.30pm-4pm – Networking Coffee Break
4.00pm-5.30pm – Plenary Session – Resilience Strategies in CI The ability to adapt to changing conditions and prepare for the unexpected will help us more rapidly recover from disruption. Resilience against changing threats, whether cyber or physical, is essential for CI to ensure mitigating economic impacts of disruption. What are the latest ideas and plans in developing resilience strategies? How can we best identify and manage risk and how do we best apply system-thinking to strengthen critical infrastructure resilience? Chair: John Donlon
Latest Strategies of the Operator Security Plan Alessandro Lazari, Regional Director for Mediterranean, International Association of CIP Professionals & Manager, KPMG Advisory, Italy
Minding the gaps – Critical Infrastructure Protection Diplomacy as a necessity in a globalized world Victor Vevera, Senior Researcher II, Technical Director and member of the Scientific Council of the National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics ICI, Romania
Vittorio Rosato, Head Laboratory of analysis and protection of critical infrastructure, ENEA
Redefining Risk and the Imperative for Critical Infrastructure Resilience Jeff Gaynor, President, American Resilience
Natural Hazard Impacts on CI Serkan Girgin, Ph.D., European Commission Joint Research Centre
